Deadlock over referee for Willard Dempsey fight in Toledo
A dispute over the third man to referee the July 4 bout stalls betting. National Boxing Commission members and fighters Willard and Dempsey remain split on proposed officials, with names like Ed Smith Billy Rechap Jim Griffin Walter Kelley and Ollie Mecard floated but rejected by various sides.
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Tex Rickard
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Dempsey
Maj
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Edl Smith
Chicago
Ill Brown
New York
Billy Rechap
Philadelphia
Jim Griffin
California
Walter C. Kelley
Buffalo
Smith
Recap
Kelley
Richard
Griffin
Brown
Ollie Mecard
Voledi Boxing Commission
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Bidlle
Baseball Scores From Saturday In American Association
Scores show Columbus 4 over Indianapolis 3, Kansas City 4 over Milwaukee 1, Louisville 5 over Toledo O in the first game, Louisville 4 over Toledo 2 in the second game, and Minneapolis 2 over St. Paul 1.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo O
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
American Association
Baseball scores from today’s games across leagues
In the American League Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 3, Philadelphia beat Detroit 12 to 5, New York won 2 to 1 over Cleveland, and St Louis tied Boston 3 to 3 as the game ended in the tenth to catch a train. In the National League Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 6 to 4, Pittsburgh shutout Boston 1 to 0, Brooklyn crushed Chicago 3 to 0, and New York edged St Louis 2 to 1.
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Philadelphia
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New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Baseball Scores From American Association and AL Cards
Scores from the American Association show Columbus sweeping Indianapolis 4 0 and 2 0, while Minneapolis outslugged St Paul 11 4. AL results include Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 2, Toledo 5 Louisville 1, Louisville 4 Toledo 1, St Louis 3 Cleveland 0, New York 6 Boston 2, Philadelphia 8 Washington 4, Detroit 6 Chicago 4, Cincinnati 4 New York 3 10 innings, Chicago 8 Brooklyn 1, Pittsburgh 7 St Louis 6. Only three games on the schedule.
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New York
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Magee Joins Cubs In Magee Trade For Kilduff
Chicago reports Lee Magee, veteran NL player, has joined the Chicago Cubs. Manager Wilfred Mitchell acquired Magee from Brooklyn in exchange for Pete Kilduff and cash. Magee will play shortstop until Charley Hollacher returns, then serve as a utility player.
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Lee Magee
Chicago Cubs
Mitchell
Magee
Brooklyn
Pete Kilduff
Charley Hollacher
Al Schissel Dies After Sunstroke In Indiana Semi-Pro Baseball
Indiana mourns the death of Al Schissel who died after sunstroke suffered Wednesday. A longtime semi pro and minor league player, he starred in the state for 15 years including a season with Lebanon. He last played Saturday with Central Union Telephone in the Utility league and also with Nordyke Marmon club.
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al Schissel
Indianswalis
Schissel
Lebanon
Central Union Telephone
Utility League
Nordyke & Marmon
Two Dances a Week Too Much for Girl
In New Bedford Massachusetts Judge Frank Milliken placed Theresa Luccardi on probation until July after ruling that two dances a week for a nineteen year old girl warranted court attention. He ordered her to mind her mother as part of the probation.
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New Bedford
Mass
Frank Milliken
Theresa Luccardi
Milliken
Anniversary recalls Boone frost of 1918
Today marks the anniversary of the June 22 23 1918 frost that blighted Boone county corn. Farmers remember a sudden unseasonable chill that killed hundreds of acres of corn, turning promising stands into shriveled yellow stalks by noon. The freeze arrived with little warning and left a lasting economic impact on the county's crops.
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Boone County
Reagan's Grocery Robbed After Midnight
Walter Reagan's grocery at Lafayette avenue and Henry streets was entered late Saturday night. A quantity of tobacco and cakes was stolen after the window broke open. Police were notified and an investigation is under way, with local youths suspected.
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Walter Reagan
Lafayette Avenue
Henry Streets
Reagan
Mother Gray's Powders Benefit Many Children
Thousands of mothers have found Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an excellent remedy for headaches colds feverishness stomach troubles and other irregularities from which children suffer during these days. Used by mothers for over 20 years. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Mother Grieves as Soldier Son Is Killed on Return Voyage
In Boston a bereaved mother awaits the homecoming of Sergeant W S Scott of the 301st Engineers. A War Department notice confirms his death in France en route to St Nazaire. His fall in a ship hold after a late night stumble ended his life.
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Commonwealh Pier
W.,s. Scott
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Scott
Death of Herman L. Scott near Scircleville
Herman L. Scott died at Williams hospital Saturday afternoon at 3250 p m aged 16 years 1 month and 12 days after four days with general peritonitis from a ruptured appendix He was born May 9 1908 in Clinton county son of Fred L and Nancy R Scott Survived by brother Doyal and sister Paulina Funeral from the home near Scircleville at 2 p m today with interment in Scircleville cemetery.
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Scircleville
Williams Hospital
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Clinton County
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Doyal Scott
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Scirclevlle
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Hasty Weddings Contained by Registrar Notice in Oregon
VORTLAND Ore Doughboys in Vrenece will marry only after a registrar notice. Mayor Baker received a Pont s Moussen registrar letter requesting a conspicuous post announcing the engagement of Private Elmer N Bales and Hortense Julia. If no objection arises the marriage can proceed. The method aims to delay hasty weddings.
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Ore
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Baker
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Ice Cream Supper Planned by Star Class at Church
The Star class of First Christian church hosts an ice cream supper in the church basement on Wednesday night. They will sell popcorn, home made candy, cream and cake with other entertainment for the evening. June 23, 1931. Smoke Stewart’s sung the eight. Beat by Toast.
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